On my recent trip to the farms down country
I photographed the cow sculptures
as we passed through Morrinsville.
I saved the blue cow to share with
Jeanne who hosts Blue Monday
and my friends
who participate with their 'blue' posts.
I've named her Rosie
and she is part of a Street Art Exhibition called
"Herd of Cows?"
It celebrates the heritage of dairying
as well as the growing art culture
in Morrinsville!
I snapped this photo of a milk tanker
as it left the farm
after collecting milk from the large vat.
I'm joining Jeanne for Blue Monday
Why don't you join us with your "blues"!
Take care and
be kind to one another
à bientôt
Shane
Aw, what a pretty and sweet blue cow. I love it - it is just a little bit different from the usual painted cows. A cute post, Shane.
ReplyDeleteIsn't she delightful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is quite a romantic, sweet (almost cute) looking cow. Most unusual for such a large animal.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowered blue cow ;-)
ReplyDeleteShe's very pretty... How now blue cow has a sort of ring to it...
ReplyDeleteLots of fun color but I really love the cow! He (or she) is great!
ReplyDeleteHi Shane, my dear friend, thank you for showing this beautiful cow! Such a lovely idea :O)
ReplyDeleteWishing you a wonderful and joyful new week,
Love , hugs and blessings
Claudia xo
Well I just love your pictures of Rosie. She is fabulous! Happy Blue Monday!
ReplyDeleteYour Blue Monday pictures are absolutely charming, and quite cheering to see here in NYC on a drizzly grey day. xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful piece of art, and such a pretty cow. I see why you aptly named her Rosie. I have a collection of hand painted cow creamers, and appreciate both the animals and the decoration.
ReplyDeleteHave a good and happy week!:)
What a unique idea. Being a blue cow certainly works for blue Monday.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty blue cow. We have some in Southlake with Texas artwork.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing yours on Blue Monday. I shared a post with a ?
come over and visit and give me your suggestion.
Have a good week.
Love the blue cow! I was in NYC the summer thay had their Parade of Cows. It's a fun art form. Here in Austin they did the same type of event using guitars to honor the music scene. I think it lends itself more to the cow. '-)
ReplyDeleteThe blue cow is done up so pretty. Thanks for sharing this cute post with us. Have a blessed day. Madelline
ReplyDeleteThat's one pretty blue cow! Toronto did the same thing with moose a few years back. There were some really interesting concepts that came out of that. When I visited my brother in Victoria, BC, they have a permanent collection of orcas painted up the same way. Now they were really something to see! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWendy
Beautiful cow; she could grace my place anytime!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous painted cow! Love your milk float photo to end it off!
ReplyDeleteOOO, I'm in LUV with that beautiful blue cow...how fun for you to see it. xo
ReplyDeleteHello Shane, I love cows in general and live where they graze and have calves etc. (We lived on a dairy farm in MI when I was a young girl) We love our mountains and where we live now in the rural country. Your post is so cute with the painted cow. What could be better for Blue Monday.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sweet comment and joining in the Blue Monday fun.
Hugs,
Jeanne
I must say, Shane, the cows in my region aren't nearly as colourful! It would have been fun to stumble across this beauty. You asked about Mya; she is still here, an indoor cat. Lovely girl.
ReplyDeleteKaren
A blue cow - what fun!
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